TimT Well-Known Member Joined 26/9/13 Messages 2,094 Reaction score 587 4/3/14 #21 Nice! Maybe I'm overthinking this but what if you mashed the barley malt *in* the butter? Pretty sure milk mixed with a grain and warmed (ie, basic mashing process) was a traditional English drink.
Nice! Maybe I'm overthinking this but what if you mashed the barley malt *in* the butter? Pretty sure milk mixed with a grain and warmed (ie, basic mashing process) was a traditional English drink.
MCHammo Well-Known Member Joined 14/5/13 Messages 256 Reaction score 75 Location Sydney 4/3/14 #22 I'm not sure that it really needs a separate mashing step. It probably goes through a short mashing phase in the oven, anyway - the time it takes the inside of the loaf to pass through the 55 C - 70 C temperature band. Ed: A very thick mash.
I'm not sure that it really needs a separate mashing step. It probably goes through a short mashing phase in the oven, anyway - the time it takes the inside of the loaf to pass through the 55 C - 70 C temperature band. Ed: A very thick mash.
TimT Well-Known Member Joined 26/9/13 Messages 2,094 Reaction score 587 4/3/14 #23 Yeah. I preheat my oven usually. In this case I see why you wouldn't.